An app for tracking care for diabetic cats and dogs

How can Pawtient AI help track a diabetic cat?

Pawtient AI provides glucose curve sessions, insulin injection logging with site rotation, vet-shareable curve summaries, and AI explanations of fructosamine and other diabetes-related lab values. Built for the cat parent doing at-home glucose curves.

What is a glucose curve and why does my vet keep asking for one?

A glucose curve records blood glucose over an insulin dosing interval. Follow your veterinarian’s sampling schedule. It shows the lowest point (nadir), the highest point (peak), and the duration of insulin effect. Your vet uses it to determine the correct insulin dose. At-home glucose curves may reduce clinic-related stress. Your veterinarian should interpret them alongside clinical signs and weight trends. Source: 2018 AAHA Diabetes Management Guidelines for Dogs and Cats, including the 2022 updates.

Which diabetic-pet features does Pawtient AI have?

• Glucose curve sessions: track multiple readings in one session with auto-calculated nadir.
• Vet-shareable summary: Review your recorded glucose readings and curve summary with your veterinarian.
• Insulin injection log: site rotation tracking, dose, time, reaction notes.
• Fructosamine context: AI explanation of long-term glucose control marker.
• Diet log + calorie tracking: auto-calculated calories from food entries.

Can Pawtient AI detect diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) symptoms?

Pawtient AI flags concerning patterns (weight loss, low water intake, missed meds) but does not diagnose DKA. DKA is a veterinary emergency. If your diabetic cat becomes unwell—for example, with vomiting, lethargy, or trouble breathing— go to the emergency vet immediately. Pawtient AI is an AI assistant and second opinion, never diagnosis.